Survey Data Hub - Voice of the Enterprise: Storage, Budgets & Optimization 2025
Biography
Henry Baltazar is research director of the 451 Research Storage channel within S&P Global Market Intelligence, with a focus on data storage. In his current role, Henry analyzes the market trends around environmental, social and governance (ESG) storage challenges, infrastructure modernization and resiliency. He publishes reports on trends in data storage, disaster recovery and hybrid cloud. He is often cited as a subject expert by publications such as MIT Technology Review, Forbes and TechTarget. Henry arrived at S&P Global Market Intelligence through its 2019 acquisition of 451 Research, where he began working as an analyst in August 2006. After spending three years running the storage research practice at Forrester, he returned to 451 Research in 2015 to fill the research director role and lead the storage practice. Henry graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a bachelor’s degree in environmental sciences.
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Recent Research from Henry Baltazar
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Data growth, migrations and high costs remain top storage challenges – Highlights from VotE: Storage
Though budgets for on-premises and cloud storage appear to be on the rise, the challenges organizations are facing will drive them to optimize storage spending and potentially leverage storage as a service to offload storage management burdens while gaining potential elasticity benefits.
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Take 5: Outages — storage and others
Users tend to assume that their technology infrastructure is always available. While IT teams try to keep it that way, sometimes events get in the way and slowdowns or outages can result. Take five minutes to read five Voice of the Customer qualitative interview comments and what they mean.
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Amazon SageMaker is now a clearinghouse for data, AI and analytics services
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Coverage Initiation: Arctera completes spinoff from Veritas with data management focus
Arctera is introducing itself to the market with a substantial customer base. With a starting technology core loaded with the data protection, resilience and compliance assets that did not go over to Cohesity in its recent merger with Veritas, the Arctera spinoff is launching as a profitable company with a worldwide presence.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise unveils homegrown object storage platform
The management and storage of unstructured data is a key challenge for organizations. With the launch of its all-flash object storage platform, the vendor is looking to redefine how its customers view storage and infrastructure to highlight that storage is the place where data comes alive.
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